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Three members of the Humboldt-Table Rock-Steinauer School Board have filed for reelection.
Ben Steffen, Sandra Stalder, and Allen Fankhauser filed papers with the Richardson County Clerk’s office to seek four-year terms on the District 70 Board.
Today (Wednesday) is the deadline for incumbents for most elective offices in Nebraska to file to run in the May 15th primary. Non-incumbents have until March 1st to file.
The deadline applies to all incumbents, even those who file to run for an office other than the one they currently hold.
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